The Great Resignation’s Quieter Cousin: Decoding the Quiet Quitting Trend
Is it silent rebellion or simply self-preservation? The phrase “quiet quitting” has exploded, becoming the buzzword du jour for describing a perceived shift in employee attitudes. But beneath the catchy label lies a more nuanced conversation about boundaries, burnout, and the evolving definition of work-life balance.
From Hustle Culture to ‘Just Enough’: Understanding the Work-Life Balance Shift
For years, “hustle culture” reigned supreme. Employees were expected to go above and beyond, blurring the lines between personal time and work demands. The rise of remote work further complicated this, often turning homes into 24/7 offices. This relentless pace, exacerbated by economic uncertainty and global events, contributed to widespread burnout and a reevaluation of priorities.
